School Type - Private Training SchoolAge Range - 3 - 16 yearsWorking Hours - 60 - 80 per MONTH (including promotional responsibilities), 2 guaranteed days off per week.Contract Length - 1 year.Visa - Z (working) Visa is provided and paid for by the school.Salary - 3500 - 5000 RMB per month.Benefits - Accomodation paid, Chinese public holidays. Teacher requirements: Nationality - Native Speaking Countries only, US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc.Experience - Preferred, not...

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Location: zhenjiang city, jiangsu provinceRequirements for the Teacher: better with experience,if no, still ok.should be friendly, kind, and love kids. Salary: 5500--8000rmb dependant on experience.Any Benefits: with bonuses at the end of year. supply apartment. medical insurance.Start Date: as soon as possibleSemester End Date: depends on teacher's teachingThe school wants full time teacher, they supply contract at least for 6 months.They have holidays every year, also have holiday of China Festival. and they are all...

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Seriously, the opportunities in Xuzhou make me wish I could clone myself. I've picked up a part time teaching job on top of my full time job.  I teach about 7 hours per day, usually over 35 hours a week, and my total work time with office hours ends up being close to 60 a week. I've been offered no less than 4 other jobs or locations to teach, plus almost daily offers for private tutoring. Beijing...

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For many, indeed probably most, getting a TEFL certificate is a means to occupy a gap year, take a short break from a hectic career, or facilitate travel, and nothing more.  Their intention is to teach for a short specific amount of time, then return to university or their chosen career with some great stories and adventures.  For others, the TEFL certificate represents the first step in a major life and career change, the intention being...

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  For many, the concept of going to a foreign country at all is, well, foreign. Add to that the stress of teaching for the first time, and “anxious” seems an understatement. The following are 5 tips to quiet the nerves, and help interns get the most of their experience.   1. Getting Around   Getting around would seem to be pretty basic, but what passes for a small or medium sized city in the...

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